Lifefuel:The 'pill'beyond the Happier abroad pill and maybe even the God-pill

[69ixine]

it's the nature pill.

Ai and technology is getting to the point,where all of surviving humanity that didn't take civilization's vaccines,will be slaves in 15 minute cities and digital ids,fingerprints,biometric data,tracking and out of a job and personal property thru CBDCs and AI.

UBI is cancer.'

This is the endgame of civilization.

Civlization sucks,civilzed people think the divinely crafted natural world is not enough to be wealthy and happy.

Nigga,stop fighting our Benevolent GOD Jesus,he created everything to be WEALTHY,leisurely and HAPPY before your ancestors destroyed it,burned it down,and moved the wild people and farmers into cities by forcing them off their own self-sufficient land to become tax and work slaves for them,taking the biggest cut off their labour,and making self-sufficiency and off-grid living impossible for most people due to the price of land artificiallyh that they've stolen to get residual profits from renting it off of their work slaves.

You think fishing,hunting and growing natural fruits and even better,getting the fruits out of the forest,isn't better?

It's much healthier and much more fun.

You have leisure time all day,only work a few hours a week.

Your house is built by you out of nature,wether it's a stick house,cob house or bamboo house like in east asia.

not 1 million dollar shitholes like around the developed and civilized world these days.

You teach your children how to do horticulture(agriculture is bad),fish,hunt and your women how to gather fruits and berries from the forest.Division of labor is not parasitical like in Traditionalism.

You live in small bands of people related to you,your genetic code,and you thus have an interest in their well-being and mutual aid.

Crime is very very very rare,as Living in small bands makes people look out well for each other out of survival necessity.

In tropical places this is an ideal form of life.

The God pill is likely the ultimate pill,however people can not agree on who God is,how many there are etc which God is actually righteous and real etc whereas with the nature pill,you can feel it,touch it,benefit from it,be rich living in harmony with it.

Take the Nature pill guys.It's the ultimate pill.The progression of history since agriculture has been degenerative,not 'progressive' .

the best entertainment is spontaneous sounds of nature,that's the best music.

Trees contain chemicals that release in the air and bring calm and heal mental diseases,my ocd always heals whenever I'm in a natural park or in the woods here in rural ohio.

No toxic Drugs!

''bbbut what about the sick and disabled ,they need big daddy gobbament'?

no,the sick and disabled would not exist living in the natural world because of the health of such environments,without cancerous and toxic artificial chemicals being sprayed and dumped there.

the disabled would be taken care of by the tribe.

any questions?You've been conned.

[69ixine]

Niggas,if ya'll look decent (5.5-6.5)yall might be the Terrachads of ya'll tribes in such a limited social environment,and have access to the females in a much easier and better way.

Ya'll likely ain't gonna get MOGGED.

civilization produces atomization and alienation,but also connects people that shouldn't connect and won't ever get along,like incompatible genetic codes and their resulting dispositions and behaviour,competing with every model chad in existance,every sucker that is rich and spends it on fake/make uped women that be nasty lookin without they makeup n sheeit.

Ain't no spoiled females in the wild,ain't no soft girl era there.

[69ixine]

Sterile concrete societies,bring mental illness,that's why civilizational women f**k dogs over men these days.

imagine growing REAL tobacco(gives a safe opiate-like high) on your soil,psychedelics and Ganja and just chillin all day in the sun alongside the beautiful Rio Amazonas !

@Pixel--Dude and @Lucas88 the rabbinical class cannot get to you in the Amazonas,at all.

[69ixine]

@Lucas88 imagine f***ing one of these mulattas as your lifelong wife...damn.

[publicduende]

it's the nature pill.

Ai and technology is getting to the point,where all of surviving humanity that didn't take civilization's vaccines,will be slaves in 15 minute cities and digital ids,fingerprints,biometric data,tracking and out of a job and personal property thru CBDCs and AI.

UBI is cancer.'

This is the endgame of civilization.

Civlization sucks,civilzed people think the divinely crafted natural world is not enough to be wealthy and happy.

Nigga,stop fighting our Benevolent GOD Jesus,he created everything to be WEALTHY,leisurely and HAPPY before your ancestors destroyed it,burned it down,and moved the wild people and farmers into cities by forcing them off their own self-sufficient land to become tax and work slaves for them,taking the biggest cut off their labour,and making self-sufficiency and off-grid living impossible for most people due to the price of land artificiallyh that they've stolen to get residual profits from renting it off of their work slaves.

You think fishing,hunting and growing natural fruits and even better,getting the fruits out of the forest,isn't better?

It's much healthier and much more fun.

You have leisure time all day,only work a few hours a week.

Your house is built by you out of nature,wether it's a stick house,cob house or bamboo house like in east asia.

not 1 million dollar shitholes like around the developed and civilized world these days.

You teach your children how to do horticulture(agriculture is bad),fish,hunt and your women how to gather fruits and berries from the forest.Division of labor is not parasitical like in Traditionalism.

You live in small bands of people related to you,your genetic code,and you thus have an interest in their well-being and mutual aid.

Crime is very very very rare,as Living in small bands makes people look out well for each other out of survival necessity.

In tropical places this is an ideal form of life.

The God pill is likely the ultimate pill,however people can not agree on who God is,how many there are etc which God is actually righteous and real etc whereas with the nature pill,you can feel it,touch it,benefit from it,be rich living in harmony with it.

Take the Nature pill guys.It's the ultimate pill.The progression of history since agriculture has been degenerative,not 'progressive' .

the best entertainment is spontaneous sounds of nature,that's the best music.

Trees contain chemicals that release in the air and bring calm and heal mental diseases,my ocd always heals whenever I'm in a natural park or in the woods here in rural ohio.

No toxic Drugs!

''bbbut what about the sick and disabled ,they need big daddy gobbament'?

no,the sick and disabled would not exist living in the natural world because of the health of such environments,without cancerous and toxic artificial chemicals being sprayed and dumped there.

the disabled would be taken care of by the tribe.

any questions?You've been conned.

Poverty porn mixed with Robinson Crusoe romantic thinking.

I wish things were as easy as you describe them. First of all, in order to live in your own "nature pill" bubble, you would have to purchase a plot of land, or at least acquire the right to farm it and build a dwelling on it. I am not aware of any "tropical country" in SEA where a foreigner unmarried to a local may own land.

The best case is you married into a local rural family, usually poor as crap, yet perhaps owners of some land which, once you remove dozens of trees, may offer some good soil for an orchard and perhaps a decent ocean or mountain view as a bonus. Even in the best case, marrying into the poor rural family means your wife, inlaws, your wife's extended family and even some of the neighbours will - by default - run to you for every one of their financial needs. Because, after all, you're the foreigner, the man with the cash and the man with a plan. After all, they entrusted them their precious plot of useless jungle and their even more precious daughter (usually the least pretty, but they'll never tell ya!)

So, buldoze all the trees and build a hut, a garden and an orchard, maybe a small pond for your fish. You really think the materials you will find in that rural setting will be the high-quality, innovative, bio-compatible stuff they showcase on the NatGeo documentaries? Think again. Due to the extreme poverty, only the cheapest and lowest quality materials will be available, mostly manufactured locally, made in China if you're lucky!

Then you need to deal with the poor bastards who will likely overcharge you to the moon, usually with full consent from your wife's family (who will sometimes get a "referral fee" behind your back), to build that something for you. These people are the worst: poorly-skilled, lazy and arrogant. If they had any valuable trade skill, they would have left for a larger town or the big city, or even abroad, to provide their family a decent livelihood. Who you can find rurally are usually the "crap de la crap". Expect the worst possible execution, and endless delays and stress, at a price that will make you bark with rage at every turn!

Then, after a year or two of tribulation and having scooped up your savings account dry, you may finally enjoy your life off the fruits of your orchard and pond. Without a job, without savings, this is, literally, the only life you can afford. By then, "living by nature's laws" will be more of a coping mantra than an existential mission. Then you will still have to deal with your wife, who likely married you in the hope to gain a better life and is not impressed that your "life dream" coincides with the kind of poverty she would have been condemned to anyway. If she is a good girl, many are, she will swallow and keep going, for the sake of a placid existence. If she is the proud, belligerant type (perhaps pepped up by her family), she will moan endlessly, reminding you that her family expected a new fridge, her cousin thrice-removed wanted Starlink and her ladyboy niece just won a local pageant, so she needs a brand new smartphone to make it as an influencer.

By that time all of this, and more, happens, you will have probably forgotten all of your good intentions and become, in all effects, a slave of your state of nature, and a slave of your wife and her family. You will realise that, for poor people, living "off the fruits of nature" is the mark or utter destitution, far from a sophisticated lifestyle choice. Like in all other animal kingdoms, the laws of scarcity makes them competitive, greedy. The moment they see someone with a pocket deeper than usual, they will unleash hell to make sure the highest share of that pocket goes into their pockets.

Sorry to rain on your "Lifefuel" parade, @69ixine . I have tried to be humorous to try to warn you about the reality of a life at the bottom rung of society, a life nobody here would even begin to imagine to consciously choose, for themselves and their loved ones.

It's, after all, partly my experience. I had quite a bit of this primitivist porn in my mind, Hobbes' and Russeau's Noble Savage sort of thing, when I arrived in Davao in 2015. My naivety was induced by a powerful personal trauma, so I look back at those times with some self-indulgence. Yet, after almost 3 years in Davao, I was in real danger of becoming an urban pauper, same or worse than the majority of the locals. The company I was running wasn't making any profits, as I was dilapidating all revenues overpaying my "staff", who in the end turned their back on me without much of a "thank you" and "good luck".

I managed to turn my life around by deciding to live by quite the opposite laws: "I live in a poor country, I will make the most out of it and will live by my own rules". I was lucky that I was able to find decent employment, working at London rates. Moving to Manila also allowed me to live a lifestyle as close to first-world as I wanted it to be (or my money could afford). I made a full-reverse on the escapist, utopian shit, while still reaping some of the benefits of living in a (relatively) cheaper tropical country, and that was the best course of action I could have taken.

[69ixine]

it's the nature pill.

Ai and technology is getting to the point,where all of surviving humanity that didn't take civilization's vaccines,will be slaves in 15 minute cities and digital ids,fingerprints,biometric data,tracking and out of a job and personal property thru CBDCs and AI.

UBI is cancer.'

This is the endgame of civilization.

Civlization sucks,civilzed people think the divinely crafted natural world is not enough to be wealthy and happy.

Nigga,stop fighting our Benevolent GOD Jesus,he created everything to be WEALTHY,leisurely and HAPPY before your ancestors destroyed it,burned it down,and moved the wild people and farmers into cities by forcing them off their own self-sufficient land to become tax and work slaves for them,taking the biggest cut off their labour,and making self-sufficiency and off-grid living impossible for most people due to the price of land artificiallyh that they've stolen to get residual profits from renting it off of their work slaves.

You think fishing,hunting and growing natural fruits and even better,getting the fruits out of the forest,isn't better?

It's much healthier and much more fun.

You have leisure time all day,only work a few hours a week.

Your house is built by you out of nature,wether it's a stick house,cob house or bamboo house like in east asia.

not 1 million dollar shitholes like around the developed and civilized world these days.

You teach your children how to do horticulture(agriculture is bad),fish,hunt and your women how to gather fruits and berries from the forest.Division of labor is not parasitical like in Traditionalism.

You live in small bands of people related to you,your genetic code,and you thus have an interest in their well-being and mutual aid.

Crime is very very very rare,as Living in small bands makes people look out well for each other out of survival necessity.

In tropical places this is an ideal form of life.

The God pill is likely the ultimate pill,however people can not agree on who God is,how many there are etc which God is actually righteous and real etc whereas with the nature pill,you can feel it,touch it,benefit from it,be rich living in harmony with it.

Take the Nature pill guys.It's the ultimate pill.The progression of history since agriculture has been degenerative,not 'progressive' .

the best entertainment is spontaneous sounds of nature,that's the best music.

Trees contain chemicals that release in the air and bring calm and heal mental diseases,my ocd always heals whenever I'm in a natural park or in the woods here in rural ohio.

No toxic Drugs!

''bbbut what about the sick and disabled ,they need big daddy gobbament'?

no,the sick and disabled would not exist living in the natural world because of the health of such environments,without cancerous and toxic artificial chemicals being sprayed and dumped there.

the disabled would be taken care of by the tribe.

any questions?You've been conned.

Poverty porn mixed with Robinson Crusoe romantic thinking.

I wish things were as easy as you describe them. First of all, in order to live in your own "nature pill" bubble, you would have to purchase a plot of land, or at least acquire the right to farm it and build a dwelling on it. I am not aware of any "tropical country" in SEA where a foreigner unmarried to a local may own land.

The best case is you married into a local rural family, usually poor as crap, yet perhaps owners of some land which, once you remove dozens of trees, may offer some good soil for an orchard and perhaps a decent ocean or mountain view as a bonus. Even in the best case, marrying into the poor rural family means your wife, inlaws, your wife's extended family and even some of the neighbours will - by default - run to you for every one of their financial needs. Because, after all, you're the foreigner, the man with the cash and the man with a plan. After all, they entrusted them their precious plot of useless jungle and their even more precious daughter (usually the least pretty, but they'll never tell ya!)

So, buldoze all the trees and build a hut, a garden and an orchard, maybe a small pond for your fish. You really think the materials you will find in that rural setting will be the high-quality, innovative, bio-compatible stuff they showcase on the NatGeo documentaries? Think again. Due to the extreme poverty, only the cheapest and lowest quality materials will be available, mostly manufactured locally, made in China if you're lucky!

Then you need to deal with the poor bastards who will likely overcharge you to the moon, usually with full consent from your wife's family (who will sometimes get a "referral fee" behind your back), to build that something for you. These people are the worst: poorly-skilled, lazy and arrogant. If they had any valuable trade skill, they would have left for a larger town or the big city, or even abroad, to provide their family a decent livelihood. Who you can find rurally are usually the "crap de la crap". Expect the worst possible execution, and endless delays and stress, at a price that will make you bark with rage at every turn!

Then, after a year or two of tribulation and having scooped up your savings account dry, you may finally enjoy your life off the fruits of your orchard and pond. Without a job, without savings, this is, literally, the only life you can afford. By then, "living by nature's laws" will be more of a coping mantra than an existential mission. Then you will still have to deal with your wife, who likely married you in the hope to gain a better life and is not impressed that your "life dream" coincides with the kind of poverty she would have been condemned to anyway. If she is a good girl, many are, she will swallow and keep going, for the sake of a placid existence. If she is the proud, belligerant type (perhaps pepped up by her family), she will moan endlessly, reminding you that her family expected a new fridge, her cousin thrice-removed wanted Starlink and her ladyboy niece just won a local pageant, so she needs a brand new smartphone to make it as an influencer.

By that time all of this, and more, happens, you will have probably forgotten all of your good intentions and become, in all effects, a slave of your state of nature, and a slave of your wife and her family. You will realise that, for poor people, living "off the fruits of nature" is the mark or utter destitution, far from a sophisticated lifestyle choice. Like in all other animal kingdoms, the laws of scarcity makes them competitive, greedy. The moment they see someone with a pocket deeper than usual, they will unleash hell to make sure the highest share of that pocket goes into their pockets.

Sorry to rain on your "Lifefuel" parade, @69ixine . I have tried to be humorous to try to warn you about the reality of a life at the bottom rung of society, a life nobody here would even begin to imagine to consciously choose, for themselves and their loved ones.

It's, after all, partly my experience. I had quite a bit of this primitivist porn in my mind, Hobbes' and Russeau's Noble Savage sort of thing, when I arrived in Davao in 2015. My naivety was induced by a powerful personal trauma, so I look back at those times with some self-indulgence. Yet, after almost 3 years in Davao, I was in real danger of becoming an urban pauper, same or worse than the majority of the locals. The company I was running wasn't making any profits, as I was dilapidating all revenues overpaying my "staff", who in the end turned their back on me without much of a "thank you" and "good luck".

I managed to turn my life around by deciding to live by quite the opposite laws: "I live in a poor country, I will make the most out of it and will live by my own rules". I was lucky that I was able to find decent employment, working at London rates. Moving to Manila also allowed me to live a lifestyle as close to first-world as I wanted it to be (or my money could afford). I made a full-reverse on the escapist, utopian shit, while still reaping some of the benefits of living in a (relatively) cheaper tropical country, and that was the best course of action I could have taken.

It's obviousely a bad idea to spend all your money on becoming a wild man,you should have some assets residually in a small town or city close by to mzke money off of.Honestely,this post is not going to dissuade me from seeking a relaxed life in a more rural or natural setting,you just have to be smart about it,and unlike filipinos alot of other nationalities have more dignity when it comes to that other stuff.

You can't expect a race of people that eat water cockroaches with peppers and will f**k any ugly western guy for dolla,to be good as wife material.I don't need a tribe to give me a wife,I can 'woo'her easily myself.

as for land,no shit!white civilized rats have stolen all the land on the globe thru force and keep it that way thru force with their bourgouise class,and artificially raise the prices so that they can easier get rent off their slave and rentier class.

[Yohan]

Poverty porn mixed with Robinson Crusoe romantic thinking.

I wish things were as easy as you describe them. First of all, in order to live in your own "nature pill" bubble, you would have to purchase a plot of land, or at least acquire the right to farm it and build a dwelling on it. I am not aware of any "tropical country" in SEA where a foreigner unmarried to a local may own land.

The best case is you married into a local rural family, usually poor as crap.....

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Sorry to rain on your "Lifefuel" parade, @69ixine . I have tried to be humorous to try to warn you about the reality of a life at the bottom rung of society, a life nobody here would even begin to imagine to consciously choose, for themselves and their loved ones.

It's a fairly good description of the situation you might face as a foreigner in all Asia, and not only in SEA...

All these open questions about 'rural life-style in a foreign country' can be very costly to be solved, as they are starting with your legal visa status.
However all these SEA countries are not really politically very stable and laws might change and you are gone and lost everything.

To own land as a foreigner in SEA requires a lot of money, for example in Thailand you will need a visa for a rich investor, in Malaysia you will need a rather complicated retirement visa which makes it possible to buy some land. However the question is what kind of land can you buy and own with your name in the land title - commerical land, residential land yes, you can sometimes - but you will face restrictions if it is about agricultural land, or otherwise protected land like forests, rivers etc...

Married to a local woman will not change the fact about ownership - the land title will be registered in the name of your wife - and expect serious legal challenges of what you 'own' in case of divorce or other unexpected circumstances...you often will own 'nothing'.

The only way where your ownership is relatively safe in countries like Philippines and Thailand is with large condominium buildings - ownership might be in your own name in percentages of the entire land size or as shared freehold land sometimes by companies/ 40 % to 49 % to the foreign owner, 60 to 51 % for the company (which is often also owned partially by foreign investors and local law firms etc....

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In Japan as a foreigner you can buy a condominium unit, land title in your name, no problem, even as a tourist.
But what can you do if you have no visa permit to live here permanently - tourists can get up to 3 months, renewable sometimes again for 3 months, but not over 6 months per year.- You might qualify to stay longer after a marriage with a local woman or student visa, working visa etc...but if your visa expires for what reason ever you are gone...

Only if you hold permanent Japanese residence status which is not so easy to get and can take many years to qualify, you can own your house/land (and not only condominium units) and also commercial land like shops, factories etc. almost like a Japanese citizen and live in Japan all year without being forced to leave the country.

To become an owner of a small rural land plot/forest/river/farmland like rice fields is very difficult or impossible, often also for local Japanese people - same with fishing rights related issues - much of such land/sea is either public land or owned by a very rich land owner family, who will not sell, but you can rent such fields etc. for really very little money usually for 5 to 10 years. The house on it is also considered to be on farm land and such land titles cannot be changed easily, same with land on small islands, which are often public land. You can live there, also as a foreigner, but you will not be the owner.

Yes, you can easily sell what you produce directly to the agriculture association or also directly - for example a peach farm, large house on it, rent for 10 years, 2000 m2 might be as cheap as USD 20.000,- (less than USD 200,- per month), a large rice field and house on it is not more than USD 70,- per month...

But living in such rural areas/islands is not easy - only old people stay...again problems with medical care for them etc.

However there are other problems too with such land plots in Japan but also in Thailand and other countries, as they are often very remote located, you need your own car/small truck, for small islands your own boat is important as there is no public transport - you can make a living out with that, but such life is boring and do not expect any young woman with you - young females prefer to move to a more comfortable life to urban areas.

About myself, I preferred to live in Tokyo, various good jobs are only in the cities for foreigners and you must live of something, you need a regular income.
After retirement we bought a condominium unit a bit outside of a smaller city (about 5 km outside of Okayama/Kurashiki City, not such a small place with 1.2 million people) - very comfortable to be in a green area but also near to a city where everything is available.

[69ixine]

Poverty porn mixed with Robinson Crusoe romantic thinking.

I wish things were as easy as you describe them. First of all, in order to live in your own "nature pill" bubble, you would have to purchase a plot of land, or at least acquire the right to farm it and build a dwelling on it. I am not aware of any "tropical country" in SEA where a foreigner unmarried to a local may own land.

The best case is you married into a local rural family, usually poor as crap.....

.....

Sorry to rain on your "Lifefuel" parade, @69ixine . I have tried to be humorous to try to warn you about the reality of a life at the bottom rung of society, a life nobody here would even begin to imagine to consciously choose, for themselves and their loved ones.

It's a fairly good description of the situation you might face as a foreigner in all Asia, and not only in SEA...

All these open questions about 'rural life-style in a foreign country' can be very costly to be solved, as they are starting with your legal visa status.
However all these SEA countries are not really politically very stable and laws might change and you are gone and lost everything.

To own land as a foreigner in SEA requires a lot of money, for example in Thailand you will need a visa for a rich investor, in Malaysia you will need a rather complicated retirement visa which makes it possible to buy some land. However the question is what kind of land can you buy and own with your name in the land title - commerical land, residential land yes, you can sometimes - but you will face restrictions if it is about agricultural land, or otherwise protected land like forests, rivers etc...

Married to a local woman will not change the fact about ownership - the land title will be registered in the name of your wife - and expect serious legal challenges of what you 'own' in case of divorce or other unexpected circumstances...you often will own 'nothing'.

The only way where your ownership is relatively safe in countries like Philippines and Thailand is with large condominium buildings - ownership might be in your own name in percentages of the entire land size or as shared freehold land sometimes by companies/ 40 % to 49 % to the foreign owner, 60 to 51 % for the company (which is often also owned partially by foreign investors and local law firms etc....

-----

In Japan as a foreigner you can buy a condominium unit, land title in your name, no problem, even as a tourist.
But what can you do if you have no visa permit to live here permanently - tourists can get up to 3 months, renewable sometimes again for 3 months, but not over 6 months per year.- You might qualify to stay longer after a marriage with a local woman or student visa, working visa etc...but if your visa expires for what reason ever you are gone...

Only if you hold permanent Japanese residence status which is not so easy to get and can take many years to qualify, you can own your house/land (and not only condominium units) and also commercial land like shops, factories etc. almost like a Japanese citizen and live in Japan all year without being forced to leave the country.

To become an owner of a small rural land plot/forest/river/farmland like rice fields is very difficult or impossible, often also for local Japanese people - same with fishing rights related issues - much of such land/sea is either public land or owned by a very rich land owner family, who will not sell, but you can rent such fields etc. for really very little money usually for 5 to 10 years. The house on it is also considered to be on farm land and such land titles cannot be changed easily, same with land on small islands, which are often public land. You can live there, also as a foreigner, but you will not be the owner.

Yes, you can easily sell what you produce directly to the agriculture association or also directly - for example a peach farm, large house on it, rent for 10 years, 2000 m2 might be as cheap as USD 20.000,- (less than USD 200,- per month), a large rice field and house on it is not more than USD 70,- per month...

But living in such rural areas/islands is not easy - only old people stay...again problems with medical care for them etc.

However there are other problems too with such land plots in Japan but also in Thailand and other countries, as they are often very remote located, you need your own car/small truck, for small islands your own boat is important as there is no public transport - you can make a living out with that, but such life is boring and do not expect any young woman with you - young females prefer to move to a more comfortable life to urban areas.

About myself, I preferred to live in Tokyo, various good jobs are only in the cities for foreigners and you must live of something, you need a regular income.
After retirement we bought a condominium unit a bit outside of a smaller city (about 5 km outside of Okayama/Kurashiki City, not such a small place with 1.2 million people) - very comfortable to be in a green area but also near to a city where everything is available.

The whole'I feel destitute cuz I don't live in a wealthy city'is just pavlovian conditioning by the capitalist system.

Latin america has plenty of affordable land.it's a tropical paradise.

the goal is to have a residual income,so you have money to spend in a emergency.or just have big savings.

you can buy brazilian residency for 150k dollars,thru their investment plan.then get citizenship.

Good things,cost more money,generally speaking.

Asian lands are a different ballgame,they don't have that relaxed look at life and are greedy and 'ambitious',money obsessed etc

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

@69ixine
Let us know how it goes.

[Yohan]

The whole'I feel destitute cuz I don't live in a wealthy city'is just pavlovian conditioning by the capitalist system.
Latin america has plenty of affordable land.it's a tropical paradise.
the goal is to have a residual income,so you have money to spend in a emergency.or just have big savings.

you can buy brazilian residency for 150k dollars,thru their investment plan, then get citizenship.
Good things,cost more money,generally speaking.
Asian lands are a different ballgame,they don't have that relaxed look at life and are greedy and 'ambitious',money obsessed etc

In Peru and Brazil are living about 3 million Japanese, who left Japan around WWI in search of a better life.

About 300.000 of them holding Brazil citizenship and they are the children of these Japanese and they decided to move back to Japan for a living.
I met a few of them - legally seen they can adjust to the life in Japan easier, as they face no visa/working restrictions - don't ask me what they told me about Peru and Brazil - for sure not a dream destination for ordinary people who still have to work for a living. Plenty of problems with jobs/not really a good income, high crime rate, horrible drug abuse....

Tropical paradise? I am not so sure. Depends obviously where you are in Brazil. An European man I know personally/working together was living there as a business related staff member for several years and he told me Sao Paulo can become rather cool in July/August.... and the city is horrible crowded, a hell of traffic...he also told me about slums (favela) and his life in a guarded community, condominium tower. Inner part of the city, 12 million people and around another 10 million, totally more than 22 million people - if you have a good income and know where to go it's OK - not so dangerous, but for sure there are wide areas of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro you better should avoid, especially during night.

USD 150.000 for a Brazil residence permit? I would say, if you really have this money better use it for something else.
Not the best investment, just my opinion....

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

USD 150.000 for a Brazil residence permit? I would say, if you really have this money better use it for something else.
Not the best investment, just my opinion....

Put that money in a various U.S ETF funds and stocks(8%-15% yield) and live in the Philippines or Central America. Both are sort of a tropical paradise. I don't know about the women..

[69ixine]

You guys can't accept people just naturally value different things,living in the amazon is worth the money for me,I can always do web design and work from home.

@Natural_Born_Cynic Violent crime filled,and none have the demographic or cultural interesting things like the Amazon,with it's unique amerindians still living untouched,and escaping from the NWO,where they can't find you once the great reset comes and CBDCs etc

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

You guys can't accept people just naturally value different things,living in the amazon is worth the money for me,I can always do web design and work from home.

@Natural_Born_Cynic Violent crime filled,and none have the demographic or cultural interesting things like the Amazon,with it's unique amerindians still living untouched,and escaping from the NWO,where they can't find you once the great reset comes and CBDCs etc

True that. Maybe you will be amongst the tribesmen like in Dance with Wolves movie.

[69ixine]

You guys can't accept people just naturally value different things,living in the amazon is worth the money for me,I can always do web design and work from home.

@Natural_Born_Cynic Violent crime filled,and none have the demographic or cultural interesting things like the Amazon,with it's unique amerindians still living untouched,and escaping from the NWO,where they can't find you once the great reset comes and CBDCs etc

True that. Maybe you will be amongst the tribesmen like in Dance with Wolves movie.

I've made a short sighted post and ideal.

Malaria,Yellow Fever,blood sucking leeches,criminal gangs,flesh eating piranhas,crocs,poisonous frogs and snakes,jaguars and flooding are all issues in the amazon.

it's a really dangerous place.most of the early french settlers that sought to live in Brazil,died from malaria and yellow fever.Even the indians burnt down huge swathes of land to live on and create villages and cities.

it's a hostile place to human life.This also is the case anywhere where there is a rainforest in latin america.let's not talk about indians blow darting you for encroaching on their land and giving diseases they have no immunity too.Even the water is dangerous because of bacteria and microorganisms we're not used to which cause dehydration and death.

God,I hate how the jews have ruined all civilized countries,and we can't enjoy shit.

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

You guys can't accept people just naturally value different things,living in the amazon is worth the money for me,I can always do web design and work from home.

@Natural_Born_Cynic Violent crime filled,and none have the demographic or cultural interesting things like the Amazon,with it's unique amerindians still living untouched,and escaping from the NWO,where they can't find you once the great reset comes and CBDCs etc

True that. Maybe you will be amongst the tribesmen like in Dance with Wolves movie.

I've made a short sighted post and ideal.

Malaria,Yellow Fever,blood sucking leeches,criminal gangs,flesh eating piranhas,crocs,poisonous frogs and snakes,jaguars and flooding are all issues in the amazon.

it's a really dangerous place.most of the early french settlers that sought to live in Brazil,died from malaria and yellow fever.

God,I hate how the jews have ruined all civilized countries,and we can't enjoy shit.

Well at least it's away from Jew's/ZOG's grasp because of those factors you have mentioned. You would have to learn how to live in that condition with your new tribe. Do what the natives do. Learn their culture.